Shia LaBeouf's On-Set Mayhem Triggers Safety Alarm Ahead of Mardi Gras Arrest

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Crew members say Shia LaBeouf was “completely wild” on the Oklahoma shoot for The Rooster Prince, mixing intense method acting with volatile, sometimes dangerous outbursts—including an unsanctioned dash across a live bull pen. Weeks later in New Orleans, he was arrested on two counts of simple battery after a Mardi Gras confrontation. While some below-the-line crew note him as friendly, others describe a tense, hostile environment. LaBeouf has publicly discussed sobriety and past abuse allegations, but reps did not comment. The incident has cast a shadow over his forthcoming Oklahoma projects, like God of the Rodeo, as the film community reassesses safety and conduct on set.
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